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Page 13 March 2005 Revision B
1.13 SERVICE BY AUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR
Service Records should be completed by the Authorised Distributor Servicing
Department and retained by the user as a reference.
The Authorised Distributor should carry out Service checks at the recommended
interval specified on the Service Record. We recommend that the distributor check
chairs at assessed intervals, according to the level of use and usage environment. A
Handling chair used frequently should be serviced annually.
Batch code and serial numbers are essential for the specification of spare parts.
If in doubt, your Authorised Dealer or Rehabilitation Specialist will be able to provide
help and professional advice on correct and safe use of wheelchairs.
All Remploy products are designed with the needs of disabled people in mind.
We hope that our products provide their users with the freedom and independence
they need for a more active and improved lifestyle.
Remploy Healthcare Group has a policy of constant product improvement and
reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice.
1.14 DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE CHECK LIST
Brakes
The brake should hold the chair on a ramp angle of approx. 10
degrees.
Wheels
Check general condition, free running and clearance in hubs, wheel
wobble of 3mm measured at rim is acceptable, excessive movement is
an indication of wear. Chairs with damaged tyres will require wheel
replacement.
Moving
Parts
Occasional lubrication of sliding parts and pivots. We recommend the
use of a non-toxic lubricant be used. eg
Superlube Plus (from Lubrication Services) which is FDA approved for
food use, will allow easy operation.
Upholstery
and trim
The upholstery should be wiped with a damp cloth. Marks can be
removed using a mild detergent. Washing of the complete chair may
be carried out by a in a purpose built machine. Pressure washing is not
recommended. Minor upholstery damage should be repaired before it
causes problems. A slight catch in the upholstery may result in a longer
tear if not dealt with when it first occurs. Torn and damaged upholstery
and handgrips should be replaced.
Frame and
Fittings
Check for strain and misalignment. Check for security of fasteners.
Paintwork damage should be touched up, and generally protected
using a proprietary car wax polish. Check that all detachable parts latch
in correctly and positively, particularly backrest lock, footrests and
armrests.